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Beef Jerky

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  • 01-09-2011 1:49pm
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    aFlabbyPanda
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    Anyone know where I can get this in Cork? Tired of having to order it online.


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    Flesh Gorden
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    friend of mine got some in the Bierhaus recently, some Estonian brand so maybe Dave could point you in the right direction when he's on as to where he's buying it

    Might even have been from that Hungarian store on the same street


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    54kroc
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    The crowd below say they stock shops in cork.
    http://www.beefjerkysnacks.ie/about.php

    I think there is a South African shop in town that has biltong.


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    aFlabbyPanda
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    cork45 wrote: »
    The crowd below say they stock shops in cork.
    http://www.beefjerkysnacks.ie/about.php

    I think there is a South African shop in town that has biltong.

    I priced the first one but its expensive compared to where I get it online at the moment.

    Will check the other place out.


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    donglen
    Registered Users Posts: 329 ✭✭donglen


    BrianjG wrote: »
    Anyone know where I can get this in Cork? Tired of having to order it online.

    Tesco Mahon Point sell Jack Links beef jerky, bought some there not 3 weeks ago.


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    kingtut
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    BrianjG wrote: »
    I priced the first one but its expensive compared to where I get it online at the moment.

    Wow you must really like it to be getting it online....

    Never had it so maybe I will try. Can I get a link to your online supplier? Thanks!


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    aFlabbyPanda
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    I mainly use it instead of taking a protein shake. But its a nice chew alright.

    I get it from here, http://www.myprotein.com/ie/products/beef-jerky


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    be wide of me
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    Got some in Marks and Spencers in Douglas during the week, it's new in and on offer too. Think it was €2.20 for a pack


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    54kroc
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    donglen wrote: »
    Tesco Mahon Point sell Jack Links beef jerky, bought some there not 3 weeks ago.

    Sweet, where was it in there?
    BrianjG wrote: »
    I priced the first one but its expensive compared to where I get it online at the moment.

    Will check the other place out.

    I'd be surprised if a bricks and mortar shop could compete with an online shop.


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    Owen
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    JJ O'Driscolls had it in Ballinlough last week.


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    chakotha
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    But is it nice?

    It sounds like leather - like the stuff they stock up on for walking across African deserts.


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    donglen
    Registered Users Posts: 329 ✭✭donglen


    cork45 wrote: »
    Sweet, where was it in there?



    I believe it was up by the crisps and nuts section...........they were hanging off the shelves in the same way they display Nobby Nuts (sorry if that's unclear but you'll know what I'm talking about if you've bought Nobby Nuts before).


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    donglen
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    chakotha wrote: »
    But is it nice?

    It sounds like leather - like the stuff they stock up on for walking across African deserts.


    I've only had the Jack Links and it was tasty.......but I'd prefer something a bit stronger tasting.


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    54kroc
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    donglen wrote: »
    cork45 wrote: »
    Sweet, where was it in there?



    I believe it was up by the crisps and nuts section...........they were hanging off the shelves in the same way they display Nobby Nuts (sorry if that's unclear but you'll know what I'm talking about if you've bought Nobby Nuts before).

    Thats great, I know where you mean, I'm near Douglas later so I might pop in to Tesco and M&S to pick up some.


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    mawk
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    You could make your own. Its joke easy and then you can have any flavour you like. My dehydrator takes about 18 hours and took me about 2 hours to make from scratch


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    kart
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    Flesh Gorden wrote: »
    friend of mine got some in the Bierhaus recently, some Estonian brand so maybe Dave could point you in the right direction when he's on as to where he's buying it

    Might even have been from that Hungarian store on the same street

    Got that Estonian brand from Centra in Ballincollig. even though its not in Cork city, its near enough and probably cheaper than from pub. So u can bulkbuy:P


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    iliketeaandcake
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    Saw some in the African shop on Bridge street.
    I'm fairly sure there was some in the Asian store on Cornmarket st but it may have been something else, I was just judging by the picture - best to ask!


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